Fig. 607.—A buckle of bronze found with an iron needle. Bröttby. ] [Illustration: Fig. 608. ] [Illustration: Fig. 609. ] [Illustration: Fig. 610. Glass beads, of pale red colour, with white flowers with light and dark-green leaves; one is fastened to a silver wire. Of the twelve beads, three are represented here. Bröttby. ] [Illustration: Fig. 611. Bronze chain, found in a small elevation ½ foot deep, with a bead covered with some metal, and a silver wire _like the one in Bröttby parish_. Upland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 612. Fig. 613. Denarius of Marcus Aurelius A.D. 162. Bröttby. ] AARESLEV FIND. [Illustration: Fig. 614.—Fibula of gold, ornamented with eight garnets. Aareslev, Fyen. Real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 615.—Fibula with hanging ornament of gold, real size, representing a lion’s head; the filagree work is ornamented with garnets, found with another large silver fibula, a crystal ball, a vase of bronze, an imitation of a Roman coin, &c. Aareslev, Fyen. ] [Illustration: Fig. 616.—The crystal ball with Greek inscription found near a skeleton with hanging ornaments, &c. Aareslev, Fyen. Real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 617.—Part of a belt buckle, silver gilt. ⅓ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 618.—Bronze vessel, ⅕ real size, so brittle, that only by covering it all around with clay could it be moved away. It is made of two parts joined together in the middle with small flat rivets of bronze, and contained six quarts of burnt bones, among which were seventeen human teeth, different articles of iron and bronze, which had been packed in apparently coarse linen, small fragments of which only remained; a bronze mounting for a drinking-horn, and different kinds of iron knives; iron mounting for a knife-handle, remains of two iron awls, an iron key, two small melted lumps of silver, remains of about thirty-two bone needles, a glass bead with green ground and yellow stripes, remains of four earthen vessels, &c. Möllegaard, Broholm. ] [Illustration: Fig. 619.—Bronze ornament, real size, found with kettle. Möllegaard, Broholm. ] [Illustration: Fig. 620. Fig. 621. Byzantine gold coins, fifth century, Libius Severus and Leo, found in Björnhofda, Öland, with thirty-three other coins of the same century. Real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 622. Fig. 623. Barbaric imitation of Byzantine coin of the fifth century. Real size. Mallgards, Gotland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 624. Fig. 625. Antonini Pii. ] [Illustration: Fig. 626. Fig. 627. Faustina the younger. ] CHAPTER XVI. GLASS. Vessels with painted figures—Vessels with Greek letters—Drinking-horns of glass—Cut glass.